US EditionEmployees Overtrust Humanlike AI, Ignoring Its Flaws
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Employees overtrust humanlike AI, ignoring its flaws
Trust in generative AI (genAI) has surged globally despite gaps in AI safeguards because of its humanlike ability to respond to queries or prompts, according to a new study by IDC. Only 40% of organizations invest in “trustworthy AI,” or AI with guardrails. Yet, those investing the least view genAI as 200% more trustworthy than traditional, proven machine learning — despite the latter being more established and having greater reliability and exp…
AI governance and other hedging measures are still far behind --- Report evidenced: Companies that rely on Trustworthy AI are entering the profit zone faster with AI projects The article Study by SAS and IDC: Many companies have blind trust in Generative AI – despite lack of security first appeared on IT-I-Ko.
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